What are the salaries and/or restrictions of the Legislature?
The average starting salary for a member of a state legislature when it was first formed was under 5 dollars an hour.
TOP 10 HIGHEST PAYING STATE LEGISLATURES (AS OF ‘12)
State
Annual Salary
California
$90,526
Pennsylvania
$83,801
New York
$79,500
Michigan
$71,685
Illinois
$67,836
Ohio
$60,583
Massachusetts
$60,032
Alaska
$50,400
Wisconsin
$49,943
New Jersey
$49,000
How Does A Bill Become A Law?
What are the powers of Congress?
What are the powers denied to Congress?
In Article 1, section 9 of the Constitution, it is stated the Congress was denied the power to limit slave trade until 1808, and important compromise between the Northern and Southern States. After that, it continues by mentioning any suspensions of the privilege of Habeas Corpus would no longer be valid, and no suspensions could be issued in the future.
What are the powers denied to states?
States were denied the ability to form any alliance with any other state or confederation. Continuing on, states were also denied the power to develop a unique form of money. Furthermore, states we denied the power to assign any duties on imports or exports without permission of the Congress. Also, no state was granted the ability to enter an agreement with another state without Congress’s consent.
Section 6 - 10 of Article 1 of the US constitution focuses on the Legislative Branch.
Section 6: Details on salaries and restrictions or Legislative Branch Members Section 7: Explains how a Bill becomes a law Section 8: Summarizes the powers of Congress Section 9: Clarifies what powers are denied to Congress Section 10: Goes over powers denied to states
CITATIONS:
"The Powers of Congress." The Powers of Congress. UMKC School of Law, n.d. Web. 04 Feb. 2014.
"Texas Politics - Federalism and the U.S. Constitution." Texas Politics - Federalism and the U.S. Constitution. Texas Politics, n.d. Web. 06 Feb. 2014.
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The requirements were for 5 picture citations, 4 video citations and 1 other (website, book, etc.).
These are only websites. I can only grade one of these as a website and you are missing the rest. Grade: 20%
Legislature 6-10
What are the salaries and/or restrictions of the Legislature?
The average starting salary for a member of a state legislature when it was first formed was under 5 dollars an hour.
TOP 10 HIGHEST PAYING STATE LEGISLATURES (AS OF ‘12)
How Does A Bill Become A Law?
What are the powers of Congress?
What are the powers denied to Congress?
In Article 1, section 9 of the Constitution, it is stated the Congress was denied the power to limit slave trade until 1808, and important compromise between the Northern and Southern States. After that, it continues by mentioning any suspensions of the privilege of Habeas Corpus would no longer be valid, and no suspensions could be issued in the future.
What are the powers denied to states?
States were denied the ability to form any alliance with any other state or confederation. Continuing on, states were also denied the power to develop a unique form of money. Furthermore, states we denied the power to assign any duties on imports or exports without permission of the Congress. Also, no state was granted the ability to enter an agreement with another state without Congress’s consent.
Section 6 - 10 of Article 1 of the US constitution focuses on the Legislative Branch.
Section 6: Details on salaries and restrictions or Legislative Branch Members
Section 7: Explains how a Bill becomes a law
Section 8: Summarizes the powers of Congress
Section 9: Clarifies what powers are denied to Congress
Section 10: Goes over powers denied to states
LEGISLATURE 6-10 PROJECT VIDEO
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CITATIONS:
"The Powers of Congress." The Powers of Congress. UMKC School of Law, n.d. Web. 04 Feb. 2014.
"Texas Politics - Federalism and the U.S. Constitution." Texas Politics - Federalism and the U.S. Constitution. Texas Politics, n.d. Web. 06 Feb. 2014.
Powers of Congress. n.d. [e-book] Elizabethtown, PA: Elizabethtown Schools. http://www.etownschools.org/cms/lib/PA01000774/Centricity/Domain/629/Powers%20of%20Congress101.pdf [Accessed: 6 Feb 2014].
Daily Info Graphic. 2014. How Our Laws Are Made. [image online] Available at: http://dailyinfographic.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/howlawsmadeWIRTH21.jpg [Accessed: 6 Feb 2014].
Empirecenter.org. 2014. Legislative Salaries Per State. [online] Available at: http://www.empirecenter.org/html/legislative_salaries.cfm [Accessed: 6 Feb 2014].
These last 3 are not MLA formatted.
The requirements were for 5 picture citations, 4 video citations and 1 other (website, book, etc.).
These are only websites. I can only grade one of these as a website and you are missing the rest. Grade: 20%